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Odd problem

From: allegroconmolto <allegroconmolto_at_users.sourceforge.net>
Date: 2006-03-10 19:05:39 CET
I'm running 1.3.2 build 5930 on Windows XP.

I have one directory that can never seem to checkout cleanly.
It contains ~180 ascii files, anywhere from 5kb to 180kb each. The checkout goes just fine and gets every file in the directory - then it pauses (I believe to copy the temp files to the 'real' files) and then halts with this error:

Error: In directory 'C:\Perihelion\mux\trunk\game\maps' 
Error: Can't copy 'C:\Perihelion\mux\trunk\game\maps\.svn\tmp\text-base\fal.factory2.svn-base' to 'C:\Perihelion\mux\trunk\game\maps\fal.factory2.tmp': The system cannot find the file specified.   

Doing anything further tells me I need to do a cleanup - doing a cleanup gives me:

In directory 'C:\perihelion\mux\trunk\game\maps'
Can't copy
'C:\Perihelion\mux\trunk\game\maps\.svn\tmp\text-b...\seralona.map.svn-base' to
'C:\Perihelion\mux\trunk\game\maps\.seralona.map.2.tmp': The system cannot find the file specified.

The only way to get it to work again is to completely delete the maps directory - but I still can't checkout that maps directory, no matter what I do.
I thought it might be a corrupt file issue, so I deleted two map files - but then it just started happening with two new files (the ones listed here).
Here's the other kicker - this happened on both my old OpenSVN repository and now my new, self-hosted, svnserve repository.
And, the command-line 'real' svn client has no such issue.

Any ideas?



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